This became a meme because there's a completely absurd battle animation which shows the character picking up the entire train to perform the move and slam it on its head - before, in some cases, the train can then be seen the right way up on the tracks
The original printing still commands a premium, but for cards that are mostly expensive because they are needed for gameplay purposes, being reprinted does drop the price, as some players will pick up the newer, cheaper version rather than the original
More than 20,000 simulated Brothers' War drafts later, and we can really start to get a feel for the lay of the land, with a clear sense of which cards are popular and which are always left till the very end, like Bounty chocolates mouldering in a box of Celebrations
Every couple of years, The Pokemon Company looks to expand what languages are printed to expand the TCG's reach to even more people
Other chase cards include die-cut cards, pop-up cards and my personal favourites and grail, the famous hologram cards
English cards benefit from widespread demand and nostalgia, which can make certain English versions more valuable when they are the iconic ones everyone remembers